Outbreak of mumps reported at College of Charleston - WLTX.com

Outbreak of mumps reported at College of Charleston  WLTX.com

CHARLESTON, S.C. — In letters to students, faculty and staff on Monday, Sept. 23, The College of Charleston reported an outbreak of mumps at the school.



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